Textile students and lecturers from Paderborn University present sustainably designed works at the WDR studio in Bielefeld

Premiere of the music department on April 27

This in-house production by Paderborn University's music department is about Richard "Richie" Schmidt, who is in his forties and wants to put on another big show, preferably a rock musical, a few years after his successful cover band split up in a total dispute.

On Monday 29 April, the Institute of German and Comparative Literature will continue the series with a reading by the author Doron Rabinovici.

From 30 April to 12 May, the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at Paderborn University, in cooperation with the ADA Service Centre for Anti-Discrimination Work of the Caritas Association Paderborn e.V., is presenting the exhibition "Vitreous Flakes. About things we don't see". As part of the International Weeks against Racism, the works focus on experiences of everyday racism.

On Thursday, 2 May, Michel Scholtysik from the Heinz Nixdorf Institute at Paderborn University will give a lecture on "Sustainable transformation in industry: the role of the circular economy as a driver of change"

This in-house production by Paderborn University's music department is about Richard "Richie" Schmidt, who is in his forties and wants to put on another big show, preferably a rock musical, a few years after his successful cover band split up in a total dispute.

This in-house production by Paderborn University's music department is about Richard "Richie" Schmidt, who is in his forties and wants to put on another big show, preferably a rock musical, a few years after his successful cover band split up in a total dispute.

On Monday, 6 May, Tillmann Heise will give a lecture entitled "'A Polyphony of Horror'. The diversity of voices and forms of anti-Semitism in Weimar Republic newsletters".

On Wednesday, 8 May, Dr Giulia Guidara from the Central Committee for Historical Studies Rome will give a lecture entitled "From Body to Soul: Mental Disorders in Hildegard von Bingen's 'Cause et cure'".

On Wednesday, 8 May, Dr Jessica Roda from Washington will be giving a lecture in English on "For Women and Girls Only. Reshaping Jewish Orthodoxy through the Arts in the Digital Age".

In the "ZeKK live" event format organised by the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) at Paderborn University, professorial ZeKK members interview guests from public life on issues relating to religion and society.

On Monday, 13 May, Prof. Dr Lothar van Laak will speak about enlightenment as work on stereotypes in Lessing's "The Jews" and "Nathan the Wise".

The series of events will kick off on Tuesday, 14 May, from 4 to 6 p.m. in room Q1.203 with a lecture by Rabbi Alexander Kovtun on the "Tension between Narrative and Law in the Pentateuch".

The Belgium Centre (BELZ) at Paderborn University is celebrating its eighth Belgium Day on Wednesday, 15 May with discussion panels, a museum case competition, a raffle and a concert in Paderborn Cathedral.